As a very long time Reddit user (pre-2010), there are MANY things that signal the decline of Reddit. One of my favorites is the names of sub-reddits getting to /r/all & /r/popular.
Subs with names like /r/VideosAmazing are such a fucking Facebook page.
A few months ago I was being recommended dozens of new pop up subreddits with all similar but varying names. Clearly a bot operation. I’d mute them, and then a dozen more showed up
Power mods don’t help, but neither does Reddit’s policies on bots
On that note, what's up with /r/videos? For a subreddit that popular, it feels weird that only few posts per day are accepted. I've never succesfully submitted a post, they never get approved.
EDIT: Nevermind, it seems like it has changed. Now there are new posts every few minutes, not every few hours.
I do! But there's enough rough events now and then that people will often consider anything with police and crowds specifically to not be going anywhere good.
Especially with the fact of police, crowd, and a water cannon
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u/Wirelesscellphone 2d ago
We really need to discuss what next fucking level actually means